The title of the work: Floorball goalkeeper conditioning The aim of the work: Based on the identified needs for floorball goalkeeper conditioning the diploma thesis deals with composing the manual for stimulating their specific demands. Methodology: The essentials of the work are both foreign and Czech literature searches dealing with the given issue, measuring functional ability with a sporttester and maximum heart rate laboratory measurement. Based on floorball goalkeeping functional requirements two main areas of stimulation have been defined - speed and speed endurance. The work has been consulted with the renowned conditioning trainers - namely e.g. Josef Bruk (ice hockey goaltending), PhDr. Aleš Kaplan (basketball, football, athletics) and PaeDr. Miroslav Špalek (football goalkeeping, tennis). Outcomes: Measured values of heart rate during floorball goalkeeping performance have reached over 70 % of goalkeepers' maximum heart rate. The measured data show high demands on conditioning component of floorball goalkeeping and the need for its continuous improvement for better performance. As with growing heart rate combine some negative impacts on performance - tiredness and concentration problems. It is possible to influence versatile fitness, adapt organism to physical load and develop specific...

Name of the author: Bc. Miroslav Jurič Supervisor: Mgr. Lenka Kovářová, Ph.D., MBA Title: Functional verification of selected running Sport-Testers equipped with GPS Objectives: The main object of this thesis is to compare an accuracy between compared sport testers using GPS to measure distance and geodetic devices in different environments and conditions. Followed by attesting or disproving hypothesis about measure accuracy in each instrument and the influence of technological instrumental advancement on speed of connection and measuring accuracy. Methods: The measure divergency of the used sport testers was thanks to % counted from the difference of measured values on different tests and different conditions beside of the golden standard. Measured values were statistically evaluated. Results: During the accuracy measurement on straightforward dial-up section was found in Garmin 910 TX with the average deviation -0,15%, Garmin 620 -0,19%, Polar RC3 -0,25 %, Suunto Ambit 2R -0,26%, Adidas Smart Run -0,43 %. On the curvilinear section was the average deviation of Garmin 910 TX -0,48 %, Garmin 620 -1,025%, Polar RC3 -0,8 %, Suunto Ambit 2R -0,755%, Adidas Smart Run -2,885 %. Keywords: GPS, sport tester, sports training, navigation system.

The aim of this thesis is to analyse the physical strain of a PE teacher at the second stage of the primary education during the PE lessons and within the everyday school life. In the theoretical part of the thesis key concepts pedagogy, pedeutology and a brief history of teaching are explained. Furthermore, the profession of a teacher, their duties, personality traits, role and teaching styles are described, as well as the job-analysis of a PE teacher. The most important part is the description and analysis of the physical strain, stress, noise and workload of a PE teacher and the influence of the physical strain on their heart rate. In the practical part of the thesis we deal with eight days of surveying in which we describe in detail the PE lessons. Afterwards we collect the data obtained by using a sport tester within these 30 PE lessons and its parts and we can find out what the energy output of the PE teacher is. From the data obtained according to general physiology we can put the demandingness of the profession of a PE teacher into the corresponding category of work load.

This master thesis deals with the analysis of mobile running applications. The theoretical part deals with the basic concepts of mobile devices such as smartphone and sporttester and their development and function. The practical part analyzes the mobile running application that are available on the market and their comparison in pursuance of questionnaire survey. Conclusions are made from the questionnaire survey that correspond to another aim of the master thesis. At the end of the work the master thesis deals with a set of recommendations which was established from long-term testing of mobile running applications. The main asset of work is formulate optimal aspects of the running applications and their usage while running as well as own evaluation of tested mobile running applications.

The aim of this thesis was to measure maximum heart rate (HRmax) of selected group of volunteers using sport testers. The group consisted of 20 adults (10 women and 10 men) in average age 25.4 SD 2.44 years, average height 171.75 SD 7.99 cm, average weight 69.2 SD 11.08 kg and average BMI 23.33 SD 2.59 (kg/m2). All tested persons were subjected to stress tests on treadmill inSPORTline Gallop (Czech Republic), which tested HRmax (1 km long stress test with 4 ° belt inclination, 1 km long stress test with 6 ° belt inclination, the stress test presented by 1 km run and the graded exercise test). During testing, the heart rate of the runners was measured by the elastic chest band and it was displayed on the SIGMA SPORT RC 14.11 device. Probands ran into Vita Maxima - a state of subjective exhaustion. It was found that for a sample of 20 patients, the selection of the stress protocol did not have statistically significant effect on the values of HRmax. During investigation of the relationship between 10 selected prediction equations for calculating the HRmax, they were found out to be 100% interchangeable. It was found out that the HRmax values obtained by performing stress tests on treadmill and HRmax values calculated using predictive equations for calculating the HRmax differ significantly in terms of statistics. The study confirmed the influence of age to be the factor that affects HRmax the most significantly. The influence of the fitness index and sex on HRmax values was not confirmed in this study.

The aim and the main intention of the thesis is to analyze the daily physical stress which teachers of physical education face. Information were gathered at the selected high school within hours of TV and the daily routine of the school. In the theoretical part of the thesis elaborated the chapter relating to the characteristics of the teacher, and then defined the concepts of learning and teaching styles. Other chapters relate to stress in the school environment and the transport of oxygen in a human's body. The last part was named energy expenditure in relation to the metabolism. Observated subjekt of the research pilot study was teacher who have been professionally educated and with qualification in physical education and geografy subjects. The measurement was carried out using the sporttester method and observation records have been added, along with tabular recorders of factors. Analysis of daily routine included 10 measuring days divided into three thematic units (athletics, volleyball and rhythmic gymnastics). The research was carried out from September to December in the year 2018. The analysis of units and days was focused on heart rate and energy expenditure of the body, including the factors that influence these variables. When the method of the analysis have been applied, the measurement method, the direct non-participating observation and an interview of an outline were used along.

This thesis deals with the design of a sporttester, which is a device capable of calculating the cadence of the taken steps and monitoring the impact force of foot on the ground while running. Exposure to long-term strong impacts while running can cause serious fatigue fractures of the hip, calf bone or the foot area. The purpose of the sporttester is to monitor and signal strong impacts to the runner, thus helping to prevent fatigue fractures. The aforementioned features are evaluated based on the change in acceleration measured by the accelerometer. The calculated values of step cadence, running speed and impact force are sent via Bluetooth Low Energy to a compatible mobile application.

Title: Analysis of load referee during basketball games in different age and performance level. Objectives: Record heart rate, run the distance, match time, load zone of selected referee during basketball games. Gathered data compare between different competition levels. Methods: Analysis of outcomes gathered based on measurements of basketball referee during basketball games using sport tester RS800 and Nike iPod sensor. Measurements where gathered during season 2014/15 in the range of 48 measurements. Results: Research prove that the heart rate of basketball referee differ based on what level and competition she supervised. Expected hypothesis was proved that with growing category grow average heart rate, consequences of this fact is longer distance run during the game which means faster pace of the game and growing mental load which impact the referee. Keywords: rules, match, sport tester, heart rate, load zone, nervousness, player, coach, match time, category, competition